Electrical Engineer, Robotics Hardware

Role Overview

As an Electrical Engineer on the Hardware Team at Field AI, you will contribute to the design and implementation of electrical systems that enable power and communications across the sense and compute packages. Your work will span across power systems, wire harnesses, PCB design, and communications networks with the goal of ensuring our systems are electrically robust, safe, and scalable.

What You Will Do

Design and implement electrical systems, including power architecture, wire harness design, PCB design, and networking & communication. Conduct electrical calculations, testing, and debugging. Collaborate with sensor, compute, and mechanical teams to ensure end-to-end system compatibility and robustness.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Experience designing and testing low-voltage regulated power systems, hands-on design and integration of custom wire harnesses, proficiency in PCB design, and familiarity with communication protocols. Ability to work across mechanical, compute, and autonomy teams to deliver robust integrated systems.

Requirements

• B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Robotics, or a related field
• Experience designing and testing low-voltage regulated power systems
• Hands-on design and integration of custom wire harnesses for robotics or automotive-style systems
• Proficiency in PCB schematic and layout using KiCAD, Altium, or equivalent tools
• Familiarity with USB, Ethernet, CAN, I2C, GMSL, and wireless technologies
• Skills using electrical test tools including oscilloscopes, power analyzers, and EMI/EMC setups
• Ability to produce detailed electrical documentation for design, manufacturing, and servicing
• Experience working across mechanical, compute, and autonomy teams to deliver robust integrated systems

Benefits

• Salary range: $70,000 - $300,000 annual
• Hybrid or remote option
• Competitive compensation and benefits package